“DISASTER STRIKES! West Ham Star CRIPPLED by Injury, Sidelined Until OCTOBER – Doctor Drops SHOCKING Verdict!”

Guilherme arrived at West Ham for £25 million from Palmeiras last summer but has yet to make a meaningful impact in the Premier League.

Since his move, the Brazilian has featured in only 12 league matches, leaving plenty still to prove at the London Stadium.

The Hammers’ disappointing 3-0 defeat to Sunderland on Saturday highlighted their early struggles under Graham Potter, and the absence of Guilherme was notable.

According to insider source ExWHUEmployee, the 19-year-old missed out due to a broken collarbone sustained in training.

Injury expert Dr Rajpal Brar, a specialist in Physical Therapy and Sports Science, shed more light on the setback.

Speaking to West Ham Zone, he explained: “He broke his collarbone in training and this is a bad one that will keep him out for a bit.

These injuries usually rule players out for six to eight weeks. I don’t expect him back before October, and even then, he’ll need time to regain full match sharpness.”

For Guilherme, the coming weeks will be focused on recovery. His rehabilitation will start with pain management and immobilisation before progressing to physiotherapy sessions aimed at restoring strength and mobility.

Although young players often bounce back well from such injuries, the process requires patience and careful monitoring.

His absence is a blow for West Ham, particularly after his encouraging displays in pre-season.

The Hammers will feel his energy and creativity were missing against Sunderland, with Potter left searching for solutions to get his team firing again.

Supporters will hope the teenager returns stronger, as his potential remains high.

However, the reality is that West Ham may be without their promising Brazilian until well into the autumn, making his road to redemption an even tougher challenge.